Adelaide Heldman

Addie Heldman is a New York and Miami raised artist creating raw, introspective pop layered with soft-rock warmth and folk-rooted storytelling. For her, feeling comes before polish. She began writing songs at 12, instinctively using music as her clearest form of self-expression — a way to translate fleeting emotions into vivid images and emotionally precise language that makes listeners feel understood. Her sound pairs modern, atmospheric production with an old-soul devotion to craft, drawing from the message-driven lyricism of Bob Dylan and the immersive textures of Fleetwood Mac, Clairo, and Lorde. Lyrics remain the center of her work, each song anchored in specific memories, questions, and moments in time. Released at just 17, her self-titled EP, Adelaide Heldman, offers an intimate portrait of a teenage girl navigating adolescence, relationships, and self-discovery. Her new single, “Historical Figure,” blends folk-pop storytelling with a modern edge, reflecting Adelaide’s lifelong fascination with history and her admiration for the people whose choices have shaped the world. Fans can expect more music from Addie in 2026.